Three issues are examined in this paper: first,
how and why Canada fared relatively well in the recent financial crisis;
second, why Canada has not yet created a national securities regulator; and
third, how Quebec, a civil law jurisdiction, operates within an overarching
common law framework, and the implications of this cross-fertilization of
systems.
These three issues are explored by examining the development of various
investor protection laws and structures over time in Canada ,
and also by providing context to explain why certain rules and structures have
been adapted and others, while economically efficient, may have been
rejected. Download here
This web site is dedicated to investment fund investor education and protection. The multi-billion fund industry plays a key role in the savings and retirement plans of millions of Canadians. Many industry practices provide beartraps for the unsuspecting investor and securities regulations have not kept up with the pace of change in the industry.
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